£1750
Dated: 1780 Possibly Yorkshire England
The red earthenware-bodied flagon is hand thrown with a thick, lustrous Jackfield-type glaze. Significantly the flagon is decorated with applied images of a bottle-formed kiln bellowing smoke, a potter at work on a bench, and a table of finished wares. The flagon is probably a one-off, perhaps made by the potter for his own personal enjoyment. A remarkable object full of vitality and deserving attention.
Dimensions: 12 inches high
Current Condition: An ancient and stable crack across the body which has been left unrestored on this historically significant piece.
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The red earthenware-bodied flagon is hand thrown with a thick, lustrous Jackfield-type glaze.
Significantly the flagon is decorated with applied images of a bottle-formed kiln bellowing smoke, a potter at work on a bench, and a table of finished wares.
The flagon is probably a one-off, perhaps made by the potter for his own personal enjoyment.
A remarkable object full of vitality and deserving attention.
| Dimensions | 12 in |
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